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A community association rule that says, “Adults only in the pool after 8 p.m.” An association board of directors re­fuses to designate a handicapped parking space for a physically disabled residents’ ex­clusive use…An association rule that says, “No playing on the common areas.” Unfortunately, these are not examples of housing discrimination from a distant past.

Today’s community associations are offering popular and enjoyable ame­nities for social activities that appeal to all ages, from very young to more mature residents. This is especially true during hot summer months when residents have more leisure time. Fostering a sense of commu­nity is always a priority for both small and large associations that take

Community associations benefit from social activities promoting a sense of belonging and cohesiveness in the community. Owners who know their neigh­bors, and socialize with each other, are more content with a sense of connection to others in the community. Feeling more invested im­proves pride of ownership, which will reflect positively in all aspects of the

There are many things that need to be taken into consideration when plan­ning a firework show for the commu­nity. It is important that all parties involved in the display have good communication prior to, and during, the display. Choos­ing the proper display site, contacting the appropriate authorities, and following all recommended safety precautions are all

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